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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-03-11
Will You Make a Gardenq

If you intend to make garden this
spring, it may interest you to know that
you can get 81 worth of northern. grown,
seeds of your own selection free by sub
scribing for Tho Housskeeper, Minnsap-
oils, Minn., at the regular price-$1 Per
year. These seeds were grown in Mime
ssta and Dakota, by the well-known
house of Northrup. Braslan & Co., and
will produce much earlier and moro Wig
orous plants than seed grown further
south. One trial (and it costs nothing to
try) will convince you of this fact, and
you will never again use any but northern
grown seeds.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-03-11
A New Firm.

Tribune: F. A. Leavenworth and E.
A. Lilly have bought out the firm Of NAL
lsney & Harris, insurance agents, and
will soon come into the full management
of the business. Mr.. Leavenworth is well
known ia the city as young attorney Of
thorough preparation. and Mr. Lilly as o
man Of very capable business capacity,
and both are prompt, active, and gentle
manly. They will carry on the business
in thoroughly straightforward manner,
and are worthy SUCCESSORS to the retiring
firm Of good business men.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-03-11

work before it. The appropriation bills
have yet to pass, and 1t is expected that
Gov. Church will use his veto power
freely.
Attorney-General Engle retains his Of
fee. He will not be disturbed for some
time. His resignation Is now in the
hands of the governor, and his successor
can be named at any time. There is
good prospect for Representative Alkens
to become attorney general, although his
politics are against him.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-03-11
NJ w / OK,
:, J
DEALER IN
SADDLES,
Etc. Repairing Promptly and Neatly Done
Fourth Street. opposite City Hall,
BISMARCK. DAKOTA.i
COUNTY NEWS ITEMS.

Winchester.
Correspondence Of the RECORD.
FMr. James Barbour made trip, to Wi.
mona this week.
IMr. James Parker lost very fine horse
the other day.
Mr.. Robert Maxwell has been quite ill
for the past few days.
I<Messrs. Herholz, Wilson, Stouder and
Bumstead have gone to Bismarck.
What has become of Max" "Bliz-
zard' and "Reporter?" We would like
to hear from them. JAY.EYE-SEE.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-03-11
The Place to stop.

When you 60 to Bismarck stop at the
Third Street Restaurant. The table is
supplied with the best the market affords,
and the rooms are comfortable and neatly
furnished. T.J. PORTER. Proprietor.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-03-11
Fashionable Dre..makinx.

Mrs. E. Ham, Main street, near Ban
ner House, Bismarck, OAK, guaran.
tees good fit and has all the latest
fashions. Cuts by French system if de-
sired. Is thankful for past favors, and
calls attention to change of location.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-03-11
Dying.

Henry Ward Beecher is dying-is prob
ably already dead-from paralysis caused
by the bursting of minute bloody vessel
in his brain.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-03-11
WANTED.

I desire to let my homestead on shares
this season. 1t is five miles west of Will.
Transport There are thirty acres of old
ground and ten acres of breaking. Terms
ons-fourth of crop at the machine, or will
rent for rs cents per acre.
WASH, HAWKES.,
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LOST.

Dark-brown, nearly black mare colt ;
white star in forehead; about eight
months old. Finder will be suitably re-
warded. BROCK BROS.
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Teaehers, Examination.

An examination of teachers will be
held in Williamspert on the first Tuesday
in April next. ]. n. WORST,
County Superintendent Of Schools.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-03-11

Armstrong.
Correspondence of the RECORD.
Walker Robinson and Avon Walker are
"baching it, on their claims.
k~Mr. A. B. Peterson left for the Capital
City with three loads of wheat.
The loss on the Campbell sheep ranch
has been but six head up to the 9th of
March. and the flock is in good order.
z>Mr. Seabrook Casselman got stuck in
the snow with load of hay. where he
would most likely have remained but for
assistance from Avon Walker and "Texas
jack"
As Mr.. Armstrong seems to know the
whereabouts of A. P. Rorick, we would
like to have tho former "perduce" the
latter and thereby satisfy the people here,
as Mr.. R. can't be found IN this neighbor-
hood.
Mr.. ]. F. Crum, the Sterling merchant,
was in this vicinity looking for four head
Of cattle which strayed from his place.
He found them at Mr.. Fred Argast's. tied
outside. where they had been exposed to
our coolest weather. Three were dead
and the other one next thing to it, This
is quite loss to MI. Crum, and the peo-
pie of Armstrong and Cherry Grove SYM
pathize with him. OLD SHADY.
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Now 10 the Time
To subscribe for the RECORD, pay in ad-
vance. and secure the farm papers free.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-03-11
FROM The CAPITAL.
Correspondence of the RECORD:

Correspondence of the RECORD:
BISMARCK, March 6.
The session is near unto close. The
appropriation bills are all before the leg
islature, none having as yet become law
by approval of the governor. The prin.
cipal sums asked are as follows:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-15

iunchson was served. and this was fol-
lowed By dancing which con8inEed till
midniaht- The Opera House was ap-
propriataIy decorated fog the oosasien,
msSherena trees with real oranges as
taehed bsing especially noticeable.
and reminded one not liitis Of the
orange groves Of the South. Among
the prominent R7esta were the of1sers
Of the Coast saFveying steamer Psttsr-
500, and tsFe1ae cutter Walcott.
PozT oFKxTx1 SOCIAL GLIB.
Ga Thursday evening the seventh
weekly social Of the Porn Of EntFy Dane-
ing Club, vas held ia Sterrsts's Hall.
A large company were in stsendanee,
and Jolly COED time vas enjoyed till
midnight. Ths next social vii take
plaoa on Th1rsday evening".
Mr. X 1bera ID. AktridRs, Of Port L1a-
lo1, wss in tswn yesterday.
Mr.. Daniel Sgerdagss viii leave for
VsncoaVeF tomorroW TO attend Q
& Knights Of Pythias meeting.
Miss E. J. BaFtAop will arrive toner
rov frem San Francisco. where she has
besn making pleasant visit for she last
ave months.
Lieusenass J. B. Milton. Q. 8. n, con-
nscsed With the photographic branch
offies ia San Ffanaisco. vas in town on
Wednesday confeRrina with the priaci-
pal business men heFs about the estab-
fishing of . Autographs ofiss as this
psFt.
M. James O. Oliver has returned
from Port Discovery.
Mr.. Fred BsOekaWay, of Pyseht, pass
ed through yesterday en- route to the
Qusen City.
Osptaia O. Il. s4wysr, Of the Ossan
King. did not leave on the Chester for
San Francisco a. anticipated.
Thomas Hammond, ST.. returned
from ViotoTia yesterday after . brief
visit.
Mr.. Frank Oloutsr, Of Port Discovery,
vas visiting friends here last week.
Mr.. r. II. Allen, Of Port Discovery,
has left for Nebraska TO be absent Q few
weeks.
Mrs. r. B. Kitiredgs and three chill
deem from Alaska we're passengers on
the Chester for the Bay City.
Mr.. James Jones vill 20 30 San Fran
cisco this week as q representative OF
the United Friends to the Grand Coun-
oil TO be held 10 that city.
14Ls Ds W " A41MA8 1I0 wa "
eau, Alaska, departed for San francisco
on the City Of Chester.
Mr.. Charles B. Wood has started for
Vancouver. where be will represent
Olympic Lodge No. q, K. Of L., at the
Grand Lodge, which colvenes tais
week.
Mr.. James N. McOabe has accepted .
position With the Port Blakely Mill
Company. His many friends Wish him
abundant success.
Ex-senator Warner Miller, wife aud
daughter, accompanied BY Ex-Governor
Squire Of this Territory, passed q few
pleasant hours 10 this city this week,
while en- route from Victoria to Seattle,
as guests Of Col. Henry Lsncei, T. Ell
dent Of the First National Bank.
Captain Hatfield Of the United States
Signal Service, Of Seattle, was in town
yesterday.
Mr.. George W. Downs returned from
40 Sound on the Edith.
Miss Florence Bacon and Miss A.
Oliver will return from the Bay City to-
morrow after q long visit.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-15
LApp's Ayp wooDLASp. L"

We are authorized 10 sell fer Thirty
DAYS 50 lots IN Ladd's addition, at from
$50 to 800 per lot, and three blocks
ia Woodland addition al $50 per lot.
We will also sell alternate blocks front
inc on Woodland Park and avenue for
$500 per block, en- condition that the
purchasers clear and fence them, and
plant a double row Of shade trees along
said avenue IN front Of said blocks.
Purchasers vii be al ne expense clear
inc or grading this avenue, which 10
50 feet vide. over mile Tor z and level
from end to eBd. This Will Be the pref
tiest and most perfect drive 10 tie
Northwest or that can ever be q de in
Seattle OF vicinity.
There are only sixteen blocks on tkis
avenue, aud ve Will ssll nos 10 exceed
eight of them. We earnestly believe
tsst more money will be made IN two
years BY investing in enc OF thsse blocks
than any other investment Of ike
smoant IN Seattle. Any person Who
will take the trouble 10 look 1T this
property Will bay block. For further
information app Y 10
G.. G. PHrNKY 4 Co..
Seattle, WI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-15
roEr TOWNSEND SOCIETY.

A large company Of guests assembled
on "wednesday evening n the O1sFa
Hoase, b. pArticipste IN an Orange Fee
tivAl rendered by the Wonan's Aaxil
larry q - PAai's Episoopal Church. as
sisted ~ the Bssy Bees and the TOuac
Meas Gstld Tie following interesting
masie4l FgegraGms vas rendered:
GraD1 dsc, "ErnAni' (pisus forts Verdi
Ms. WAiernan 4 Prof EaFios SoYSe
Sonz. Never AgainH. ....... Cowea
Ms Miller.
Dlst ..-....~I .ist' 20 tn Carveuf RaIlsH
ArS Naitsisssy and Ms. HAssinss.
SoaZ, "AArgasrits .R.schof
Mus Rurksgt.
Ballad, M DsArsst Heart Msa.risf
Mrs. Mhiitlessy.
D1st. do Ysa ResDezl hsra .CArhans
Mss stssklsaa Ani Mrs. Hi.
O. sFtstae - Hast Tbes. NJ Bshie-
Mr.. Aad Ars Hastings ard
NJ. sna Mrs Hhisaisssy.
Grand dao. n Travat5ss''. Verdi
Mss Miller and Pref ssor Sorse.
Aftss TIE sssssrt 60 sxoslleGa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-15

The reception given by the Daughters
of Rsbecca 20 she delegates 10 the
Grand Lodge |. o. o. r., ct the @. A. X.
Hall on Thursday evening was the
social event Of the week. About $50
6ersOns sat dsWn 10 the elegant supper
spread for the guests. The music was
furnished by the Philharmonic orchss-
ira, and was very excellent. The mem
bera, their daughters and their wives
enjoyed themselves hugely, and many
entire session.
the Y. NJ. q. A. rooms on Friday even
ing, by the ladies' auxiliary. which vas
we'll attended and very enjoyable. Miss
Florence Mollinelli gave some reoita-
tions which we're well received. -
The wedding OF John 5. Baker. OF this
city, and Miss Laura AinswoTth, Of Rose
Lawn. Oakland, California, previously
announced, tcok place on thursday
evening. The ceremony vas performed
az the residence Of the brids's parents,
Captain and Mrs. J. @. Ainaworth. The
guests numbered more than 200. The
house was almost embarked in flowers.
The ceremony vas performed By Rsv.
Mr.. and Mrs Baker start next Wednes
dAv overland foF Tacoma.
Mrs. NJ. kaufman, who hiss been Quite
III for some time past, is much improved.
Samuel E. Dnh. Who left this city on
the 2ld OF last month 70 attend the fun-
erAl 81 his sister IN PittsbarR, Pa, re
turned last Friday snd resumed his d.
ties in the City Engineers Office.
james whitman, the we'll known cor
respondent Of The Chicago PNii, Who
has been writing letters from Tacoma
daring the sRttre winter, Is now IL
Vi0tariA, having left some days ago for
that city.
Miss Clara Simon and Miss Lizzie
Cox, sf Seattle, spent last Sunday In
this city.
The wedding Of David Mseuno aud
Miss Annie BerliBed is axed for tue 231
inst. aud vtll take place at the residences
Of NJ Kaufman.
Miss Hardness. Of Hunters, Greg, is
visiting Mrs Z. W. Lyons.
BtsAop Paddock left Ttsama yestsF
day for Fort Townsend where be will
| preach toDoFroS.
G. B. Wright Uill leave Philadelphia
f.F Tac0aoA sbost the s5ih inst
Mr. aud Mrs X. Duns0uiF and
daughters. passed through the city VS.
terday for their home in Victoria. Mr..
Dunsmuif ~ = Member Of PArliAasat
Of British Columbia aud owner Of the
Wellington coal mines aud his foFtane
ts estimated above . million.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-15
LEAGUE GAMES.
FASHIONABLE socIErY

To the question often asked, What
ia 1t in Robertine which produces that
delightfully."- cooling and refreshing sem
sation and gives such q delicate tint to
the complexion and always leaves the
skin soft, smooth and pliablef" there 10
bat one answer. II is combination of
rare and harmless ingredients ssientif-
oaIly prepared. All who have ssd il
say 10 has no equal as q complexion
beautifer. For sale by A. B. STEWART
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-15
COMMON sRSsE LIFE INSURANCE.


On the same Plan as Fire Insurance.
THE PRoyIDENT SAVINGS LIFK ASSURANCE
SOCIETY or HEw FORK.
Taylor 4 Barns having been ep-
pointed agents OF this company for
Washington Territory, are HoW ready TO
recaive applications for life insurance
under this neg plan and Invite the at
teution Of the public TO aytem which
will commend itself to the judgment Of
all. Il is sound life insurance in lite
Simplest form, at much less cost than
any other plan. No assessments, no
estimated divifs Rds to dissppoInt the
assured. Perso5s contemplating life
insurance should call and examine this
plan at our ofiise.
TAYLoR & BURNs,
General Insurance Agents, ButleF's
Bailding, James street. my1tf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-15

Ress tie Star Clothin7 houss ed.
Then inspect eur ei' CANT spring stos 4
and prices and be coo wines d We LEAD be
trade. KLISs & RosESEEKo. 20s Com
mefciai street myl5
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-15

100 pieces fancy iseksrd ard plsin
drsss goods 81 s. per yard; eOmpaFs
them with go0ds in her stores NJ l5c
sad 2)s and VOC will ind fhsn sapeFinr
IL Il only cash hnysrs tsst cen give
these pEiees- Texas 4 SISaKsNAA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-15

TSe New iot Eve button kid gloves,
EsS shades and black. Bought for cash.
eoa3 fer cash. CEEsr1 CLKAKE.
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nrpn AID gEExn.

HYDE AID aAAAA.
One day benaathe Q wiIlowe tres.
Love met Q maybe moste fsife 10 soc;
SCENE play At hyde and seeke, " cried he.
with ale m hsartsr' quoth she.
@rm itF' Love egiss. and Eounde hys
eyes
A saarfe the msiden hlndesh,
And inne and cute and round aboote
Re viIiowo trees be wfRdefh-
Yeits ne'oE the maiden eDdsth.
GtIli inna and outs and Rounde abouie,
And stille no maiden mestinRe;
Till pigaed, 70 rogue unbinds hys eyes,
And peFehsd upon . branch. espiss
Ye maybe FetFeatinee:
"Fts. FisT' cries L0ve-"you'rs cheet-
nigel"
"NoE. you," qnoth he. "mass seeks fOF
msg'
She binds her eyes, assentinge.
And iune and cut and round about,
Seeks she fer Love FelentiuRe--
Bat Love, they say-Alas, ye day.
has spread hys wings and h0wn assay,
And left 70 maybe Ismentings,
And left - maybe repentinRe.
%. Hsyford ~ life.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-15

The rain continued for tvo or three
days darinR the hfst part Of last week,
and many seemed 10 have given up hop
ing for summer skies. Al last they
osns, however, and really with sun 90
warn and heavens 90 blue, how easy %
IL 10 forget that dreary weather which
caused ~ such vsxAtion. Much has
occurred during the week. Thsatsr-
goess have had . season Of good acting
By an excellent company. and there
have besn the usual number Of minor
social entertainments. Already outdoor
pleasures and diversions are IN order
and from nov on they will doubtless
inoRaaaa weak hV weak.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-15
MERRY NAT.

A Season OF Sunshine Steals
Silently upon Seattle.
Record of the Most Inter
esting Happenings Of
Last Week.
Tho Lewis Morrison Company
Excursion TO Blakely-
Knights Of Pythias
Convention.
TaRssR Hall cosesFt- Sailing On the
LAks-A Surprise Rarty-PsEnsnAis
--soslety In Pert fownssna
and Tacoma.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-15

Decided Bargains i'm Black Dress mate
terials, Lace Curtains, Table Linens, Nap
kins, Jewels, Crashes, ScrimS, Piques
Dotted SWisses, ChambreyS, NainsOOks
English PercaleS, Jerseys, EmbrOiderieS,
Laces, Hosiery, CorSets, ParaSOIS, Kid
GIsVes, Mitts, Buttons, etc.
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KNIoHTs on FTrHiAs.

The fourth conventinn of The Grand
Lodge Of Washineton Knights Of Pythias
viii be held At Vancouver on Tuesday
next, May lTlh. under the auspices OF
Vancouver Lodge No. 9. There will be
. parade by the home Lodge and visit
ina KNIGHTS at A.30 6. m. II IL expected
that Willamette Division, No. 1. Uni-
form Rank, Of Portland. will be In al
tendance and participate In this demsn-
atrationi u IL also possible that Astoria
Division, Uniform Rank, will be repre-
aentsd. Upon arrival they will be- met
BY the home Lodge and escorted 10 the
Oity Park, where the line will be formed
~ folloWs Fourteenth U. 4. To-
fantFy Bar a. the Homa Lodge, Visiting
knights, Delegates. Uniform Division
Grand Lodge OfAeers. AfteYwArd will
come . reception by The Mayor Of the
city. Hon. +. Randolph Smith. and an
address Of welcome. There will also be
a dress parade by the military az the
Garrison. A grand ball will be siven
a. the Standard TheaieF al $50 .. m.
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sxNETIr ENHANCEMENT.

TheFs vas large attendance at Tur-
ner Hall last evening. the fact that the
concert was for the beneet OF The Ma.
naimc sanerers being sufficient 60 more
than hli the large auditorium. At as3e
o'clock about every seat In the hoass
appeared 90 be taken and the greater
portion OF The standing room a the
rear Of the hall vas occupied. The fell
loving excellent programme vac given:
Overture ......... vauRhn's Orchestra
'ChoF der HoiE HossaeT" RheinfahEt By
Tsohirsh Members Of The Club.
Piano duet ,..,... Miss Annie Hall and
Professor Steinle.
QuaFtette Miss Atwood, Miss Allen,
hsssrs Leek and CaFkeek.
Piano s0la............. Mrs. CharchjIl.
Gymnastics Members 81 the Club
"MaFRueriie." Ballad OF Sentiment, hy
q. A. white Mr., X, Stavens.
Either solo, Herr Ivanca Lennep
"An die CoslneFiHnen." RAeinfAhrs. hy
rschiFch. ,,. Members % she Club,
Piano solo. Invitation % Dance hy
Meher. ..... Miss MeLauGhlsn.
Vocel solo, "nAs Haettchen iEl Wade. "
Mr.. J, I,eek.
Gymnastics .... MeHh@ra o. the Club
PriAa Sineine (Csmic QaaFissteh by
Members Of shs Cab.
slack Wire Performances. 4 neswileF.
Nlotfu selN- r-es -.rr.s eel 1T. AfAes
May Of the nnnbefs wers Fl eelieptiy
rendered. The quartetis vss admirably
sung. and the plane solo BY Mrs Charch
III wna executed With q hsiiliAucy aud
nnish that evoked hearty Applaase. Mr.
Btesens and NJ. Issek sans With god
eject, and the solos fer piaeo and for
violin hy Miss MsI.Aueehn and Mr.
Lebe; respectively. met With cordial
apgruval. The eyunAsiic GsrfaFmAneos.
also. we're deserving Of praise. AZ the
cicse u The concert 80 irnproapsa aac
tion tcok plaee. fron uafeh quite . can.
siderable saD was realised TITS heine
brOegAt 20 nnish. he eoseFtaicmsni
elcaed with . ball 10 Wkies nnAny paF
meipAted.
AZ . lAte hear the rsoeipts q ths
evening we're footed ~ and Il vas
foand that the aneant ta be arrlied .
the fund for the orphans AID wiaevs ef
Ganaimo woala Rot vAFy EasA fr0G
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LHwIs MoKRrsoN.

The Morrison COMPANY played very
successful three nights engagement
here last week. The house was packed
on The presentation Of Faust" and on
che following evenings the audiences
we're large and spprenIative. Mr.. Nor
Tis0n acquitted himself very creditably,
showing that be is an actor Of great
power, discrimination and no inconsid-
cradle versatility. His daughter, Rosa
bel, vas very favoFably received and
convinced people that she 10 young
artistic of great promise. Her Fendition
of the roles assigned her was excellent
on the three evenings. The support vas
fairly good and all Of the plays went
OF very smoothly. The scenic effects
about which 30 much has been written,
we're, perhaps, slightly disappointing.
Altogether, though, the performances
we're entertaining and deserved the
patronage which was accorded them.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-15

Of last week in Port Townsend
Miss Celia Alleu, Of Puyallup. Was in
town lasl week visiting friends.
Miss I. Lindslsy, Of Lasonaer. 10 In
she city At the Occidental Hotel
CA. MsIarksy. . commission mer-
chant Of Portland, IL IL the city.
" Mortimer COombs has accepted q
position on the steamer Oly~piAn.
Mrs. n. A. Vilieneuve, OF FIR, came 90
this clay "Wednesday Oh the Qasnuy.
Mr.. A d. whitney, proprietoE Of the
Carlton HSass, Olympia, is in tie city.
The MiSsss Jones entertained a few
friends a. cards on ManAAy evening
lass,
Ms Josie Saasrae. Of Victoria. Is
visitinR Der mother, Mrs. Suasrpe, OF
BellioWn.
Phiio Rasherfora. Of FAll City. regis
tered darias tbs past seek At the
RFunsNiak.
Rev. L. Brew, Of Yictoria. vas in
the city last Friday and lsft 10 ihe even
inG fuf raeouA.
Miss E3th SAnaerson left oa tee
steaDSr Harvard, yesterday, 10 Wait
fFieI Il IN Tacoma.
Miss Moilis r. Han. who has been
quite ~ fos the past tee meath, Is tra
pFGsinS raRidly.
II. Harms formerly 10 blsinass 10
this eity, = passenger % the Elder
fron san Frsnessco.
HArold HAnson, telegraph Operator AZ
FasAllap. speni last Wednesday 10 town
StSitine bis relstivyA
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vt-itinz 81 th- rrsiaeese e Der dA1gs.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-15

The Young Meas Christian Assooia-
tea had plAnned for grand excursion
TO the Entertainment al Port Blakely
last Monday evening, but owing 10 the
inclemency Of the weather, about thirty
only bFaved the elements and made the
"trip. The party left on the steamer
Michigan and found q crowded hoasc
eagerly waiting for the performances.
II passed of very successfully, and At
che close all the visitors we're kindly
conducted through the vast mill and
shown lie workings under the electric
light. The programme OF the enter
tainmenl was a. follows; Male quaFtetts.
''Boftly the Night Breeze" Messrs. Bow.
man, Colman, Bates and Colman; reci-
tatien, "Asleep AZ the Switch" w. V.
RsinhsFt, Jr.; solo, Mr. Csc. +. Ward;
male QuaFtette, LEAD Kindly Light"
Mesars. Bowman. OolmaH. Rates and
Cole man; solo, Longing" Mrs. Bar
too; sterooptloon views; solo, "Swest
DFeamland Faces" q. Il. Graft; Fecita.
lion, Kentucky Belle" Mrs. George r.
Ward; solo. George W Crane; quartette
chant, The Three Klttens;" daet, RE.
heotion," Mra. Barton and Miss Well
mAn; male quArtette, Good Night"